Rosa Reed Books in Order

At a 1956 rock and roll concert headlined by a young Elvis Presley, a press photographer is found dead onstage. Rosa is drawn back into investigation and back beside Miguel at the worst possible time.

In 1956, Rosa Reed escapes London for Santa Bonita, California, only to find a body floating ashore at her aunt's charity event. Solving it means working again with former flame Detective Miguel Belmonte.

Cold War nerves and postwar secrets add extra tension to this Rosa Reed mystery. What looks like ordinary mid-century life starts to feel much darker once a death points toward foul play.

Rosa heads into a world of spectators, money, and nerves in this racetrack mystery. The pace is lively, but the clues are slippery, and someone in the crowd has far more to lose than they admit.

A film setting gives Rosa Reed one of her most theatrical cases yet. Behind the cameras and curated glamour, a real crime demands the kind of sharp eye Rosa cannot help bringing to the scene.

Rosa's second California case takes her into the bright, busy world of the boardwalk, where fun and danger sit side by side. The seaside glamour cannot hide what someone is prepared to kill for.

Rosa hopes for a restful weekend at the Black Stallion Dude Ranch, but a horse returns without its rider and foul play soon follows. Clearing her cousin's name means riding straight into another tangled case.

Rosa returns to London in a case that ties her California life back to the city she left behind. The old setting sharpens the emotional stakes while the mystery keeps turning tighter.

A festive celebration in California becomes Rosa Reed's next crime scene. Bright color and community spirit only make the darker motives underneath more surprising.

Weddings should promise joy, not murder, but Rosa Reed knows celebrations can hide plenty of tension. This case mixes family emotion, public festivity, and a crime no one wants attached to the happy day.